This is a characterization of Base After Base, the fifth official level made by RobTop in a game called Geometry Dash. Often, Base After Base is referred to as Base, and on the difficulty scale, he is a hard-difficulty level. Similar to other levels, Base looks like the yellow hard-difficulty smiley icon in 3D, with little arms from his sides and no legs. It's like Kirby without feet. He moves around by hopping. There isn't a whole lot to him, Base really is pretty typical, no offense. He does have this bit of mischief in him in that he would be willing to push Lettie (Can't Let Go) off of a tall diving board, and perhaps a slight lack of boundaries in that regard. He's also has this carefree attitude, though not as intense as Stereo Madness. When left with a brunt to deal with such as carrying around a heavy load of picnic items, he's fairly expressive and dramatic of it and is prone to being bad-tempered if it doesn't have any payoff. He's not very attentive with all things math, like the geometry lessons in RobTop's class. For this, he'll be quick to ask for help for with the extra worksheets he was assigned as a consequence. Some small factoids - when given the chance to ask a genie for a single wish, he asked for a water bed. No idea why he picked that of all things. He owns a pet hamster, though he might not give it enough attention since Club (Clubstep) thinks it stinks, literally. It's likely not out of malice, though. Though he is the same difficulty as only Lettie, he doesn't actually spend a lot of time with him. Maybe because of that diving board thing? But they're not enemies. Listed below are all the official levels and their nicknames, grouped by difficulty and sorted chronologically. They often use nicknames instead of their full names, and they are all male. EASY LEVELS Stereo <- Stereo Madness Track <- Back On Track NORMAL LEVELS Geist <- Polargeist Sahara <- Dry Out HARD LEVELS Base <- Base After Base Lettie <- Can't Let Go HARDER LEVELS Jumper (stays the same) Stopwatch <- Time Machine Cycles (stays the same) Blast <- Blast Processing Sphere <- Geometrical Dominator INSANE LEVELS Cross <- xStep Funk <- Clutterfunk Theory <- Theory of Everything (or ToE) Neon <- Electroman Adventures Dynamix <- Electrodynamix Hex <- Hexagon Force Bang <- Fingerdash Dash (stays the same) DEMON LEVELS Club <- Clubstep Two-Theory <- Theory of Everything 2 (or ToE 2) Lock <- Deadlocked In terms of Geometry Dash the game, he's regarded as forgettable and the least liked official level. That's tough. Knowing him, though, he isn't all that aware of it, so maybe leave him be in that regard. He's heard he has easy coins to get, though a certain critic considered all three to be F-tier in terms of game design. The triple-spike jump at 96% frustrates him when he plays himself, as he has lost to it once. As DJVI is the composer of "Base After Base" the music, he's impartial to the guy. He doesn't introduce anything new, but if there's one thing he has going for him, it's that he is built from a level from the beta version of Geometry Dash back when it was called Geometry Jump, called Ultimate Destruction.